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Joon-Yong Kim commented on the post, Progress Report for Week Ending, September 22, on the site 9 years, 9 months ago
Thank you for your comment Stephanie.
I believe that this new launching technology will develop into more products like cameras and battery system.
Especially, if this new technology can be applies to new smartphones such as i-phone or Samsung galaxy phones, they will also able to focus on wireless systems for everything which will makes people…[Read more] -
Joon-Yong Kim wrote a new post on the site MIS4596 Section 2 Spring 2015 9 years, 9 months ago
“Google to launch modular phone that can switch parts in and out”
On Google News, what I saw today was the endless sensational technology development by Google. Google announced that the new launching technology which is the smartphone can able to separates its batteries, speakers and cameras in and out as needed. This technology might seems odd now, but what Google has been doing recently will affects the future technologies. For example, Google innovated several ideas including that modular phone that can switch parts in and out and Google glass for make life easier. Eventually, these technologies aren’t quite noticeable now, but these endless ideas gives hope to students like us that there are many parts that we can still develop on for better future.
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Stephanie A Kilroy and Joon-Yong Kim are now friends 9 years, 9 months ago
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Joon-Yong Kim commented on the post, Day 8 – Enterprise Architecture – online discussion questions, on the site 10 years ago
What kind of standards do we enjoy in our daily life? (except language, currency, and electricity)
– I would said that living on campus, we have a variety of chance to get free stuff and many services that Temple offers such as Diamond Dollar is a good example for good standard that we do enjoy in our daily life.Why is flexibility in IT…[Read more]
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Joon-Yong Kim commented on the post, Progress Report for Week Ending, September 29, on the site 10 years, 1 month ago
I want to sign up for present “San Francisco Airport”
Thank you.
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Joon-Yong Kim changed their profile picture 11 years, 7 months ago
This is very interesting. I haven’t heard about this new modular technology until I read the article you posted. Since you can replace parts, I wonder if you can replace parts with newer models it would be like you’re updating your phone without buying a whole new phone. Another thing I like about the separate products (like batteries for example) is that, if by chance your phone gets water damage, you can take the parts out and you have a higher chance of recovering your phone. With new phones like Droids and Iphones, you are unable to take the batteries out so the phone is basically a done if it gets wet. Finally, the separate modules Google will sell, like cameras, will allow the company to still make money and I think there will be a demand for these products since people use their phones for everything nowadays.
Thank you for your comment Stephanie.
I believe that this new launching technology will develop into more products like cameras and battery system.
Especially, if this new technology can be applies to new smartphones such as i-phone or Samsung galaxy phones, they will also able to focus on wireless systems for everything which will makes people lives more easier and better.
I found this article interesting because I have always wondered if this type of technology was possible but companies decided that it would benefit them to not use it. Just the whole idea of have the ability to replace parts freely would definitely change the technology industry. I am a huge iPhone advocate and how difficult it was to change parts out really was a frustrating factor.